Major tech disruptors like AirBnB and Uber have been in the game for more than 15 years now, but Las Vegas-based entrepreneur Philippe Ziade believes the time has come for smartphone apps and AI technology to expand into the traditional hospitality sector.

Ziade’s vision for what he’s hailed as “the world’s first true AI-powered hotel” will finally come to fruition this summer with the grand opening of Otonomus Hotel—a $160 million, 300-plus suite development situated roughly four miles southwest of the Las Vegas strip on Russell Road.

The new venture from Ziade’s development company, Growth Holdings, is designed to allow guests “to customize their stay by selecting preferred amenities and determining their desired level of interaction,” according to a news release. Amenities include separate 21+ and family-friendly pools, EV charging stations and what the company has touted as “some of the largest accommodations and the most connecting room options on the market.” It will also house a Lebanese restaurant by Top Chef winner Charbel Hayek, a “contemporary American Italian establishment,” and a speakeasy-inspired cocktail lounge.

“Our AI-driven system learns and adapts to individual preferences, allowing us to anticipate needs before they arise. Imagine walking into a hotel where everything—from your room temperature to your dining preferences—is customized just for you,” Ziade said in a statement.

Bookings are available for summer 2025 at otonomushotel.com.